. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is dan jordan, a resident here in an sro hotel in san francisnd i work as a collaborativ peer counselor. in my position we work with people in these hotels on a daily ba help them solve their if it means to call in city agencies to do so. liketment of building inspection, department of public health adult protection services and the likes. have to go to their hotels and and t to solve the problem there. usually we can get letter or making a phone call. sometimes we have to work with these people four or five weeks at a time to this is a situation i you help me come up with a solution. we always try to get the solution. there have been numerous times that i have as well to come up with solution to solved. i think i would be good for this position i do have experience inwith the sro tennants. also i was on the campaigns for the grab bars to be installed in all the hotels and in the campaigndisabled everal times. i believe i would be the right person for this position. thank you. >>super thank you. any questions? thank you very much. nati next appl

.) >> san francis is a city it is dear to all french citizens heart. and when i arrived here i was struck by the button i didn't have this building that reminds us of the hotel in paris. i also when i arrived i was welcomed by the young children singing the french song i was deeply moved > >> (speaking foreign language.) >> when we hear the name of san francisco it stands for tolerance and maternity and that's why 60 thousand french men and women have chosen to supplement down u adopt in san francisc bay. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> san francisco, california this is the place where tomorrow's world is being invented ate a revolution that started here with the new technology and this revolution will have an impact no doubt on the rest of the world. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> it is here that in the area of health, energy and new technologies new products are developed and new medicines are intensity and a on what grounds are found and those will change radly the people of the united states but also have people all over the world. >> (speak

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in the week ahead and the forecast as we look live, coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, based on a tip, san francis animal control officers spe four hours this morning searchin >>> a warming for people with dogs. the poisonous meatballs are back. based on a tip, san francisco animal control officers spent four hours this morning searching the twin peaks neighborhood for the tainted meat and 21 were found mostly on crestline and parc ridge. the meatballs were hidden in bushes and shrubs. similar to ones found last summer in several san francisco neighborhoods laced with rat poison and a few dogs got sick. one even died. no one was ever caught. >>> more than 21,000 university of california employees across the state are ready to strike. union leaders announced today employees will go on strike for five days beginning march 3. service workers and patient care workers from uc medical center also strike over wages and staffing. uc has been negotiating for over a year. the strike will cost $10 million a day. >>> the dalai lama's visit to the bay area is well under way at this hour. looked like a presiden

only san francis matches monterey county at 60 gallons per day. monterey peninsula residents may have to cult more down to 35 gallons per day. >> we're hoping that we'll have water projects helping to alive yat that drop. and we're requesting the community right now to do everything they can. >> growers are6sqaájn÷ their pa, two reservoirs are low. drip irrigation is now being used for about 60% of the crops. less demand will help prevent sea water intrusion of ground water. >> and later tonight reaction to drought-kreel reel yated ban on fishing in two rivers. >> a former san francisco teacher has been arrested in mountain view arcs kusd of trying to to have sex with a 17-year-old boy. police say he came to a park looking to meet the boy he had been communicating with online. but the boy turned out to be a mountain view police detective. investigators say he exchanged pornographic videos and thought he was:óiç dealing with a io.m >> suspect actually acting what he thought was a 17-year-old male. for basically for sex. >> he had been a teacher at

the rain is going to enhance for everybody and you can see offshore from san franci pretty good cell. heyward fall is not so much. but, that'll change because this front is finally pressing out and changeing pattern. we are picking up the sdwindz wind and we'll pick up the rain. the peak time for this is 1-4:00 as we are pressing south. the rain up north has been impressive. thursday, in marin county , more than 9 inches of rain and san jose about 3 quarters of an inch, that's since thursday. you will take a left on 121 and as you get to 121 and highway 12, major intersection. at that important interception, mark kelly has been standing by of what we are now calling it a lake. >> reporter: i like that nickname. let me show you the water has been rise ing for the last hour and a half. you can see they have closed out this road at route 12 and 121 in to seminole. here is video of yesterday and last night they had a bad mud slide there and the road went down a hill and into a truck. just last night the national weather services saying that we are seeing here half inch of rain an hour. an

. >> in san francisco' san franci, goodye tthe ar othe snake. >> i got to tell you, these are awesomewers. >> dave thomas and his team are making the floats that will welcome the year of the horse. his company will build 21 floats this year. sponsors pay anywhere from $30,000 to $100,000 to get one of thomas's floats in the famous san francisco new year parade. >> how long did it take to get from here to here? >> this is usually ten days work. i draw a fleet that will elicit that emotion. >> this dates back to the 1860s and is now the largest asian cultural event in north america. as the artists prepare for the year of the horse so do those who interpret the chinese astrological signs. lillian yang is an astrological consultant. she says the elements fire and wood are significant this year. >> whenever fire shows up, it's going to pick up the stock market. >>> traditional red envelopes are for sale, they'll be stuffed with money and passed along. inge expects a robust world economy during the year of the horse. she believes 2014 is a time to take chances. >> people who have projects g

live in san francisco, monte francis. >>> and two people were shot in a crowded shopping center in the middle of the day. detectives still look for the person responsible. kimberly terry is live at the san jose police department with the latest in this developing story. >> reporter: those two victims were taken to the hospital. they are expected to survive. right now police are chasing leads, hoping those leads will lead them to a suspect. king plaza was packed with people when shots were fired. >> i heard gunshots, probably seven to nine rounds, not too far, like right behind this plaza. and right afterwards i seen two people running by. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows the victims trying to get away. one got like, i've been shot, i've been shot. >> reporter: police say it was a drive-by shooting, but witnesses say they saw the shooters standing in the plaza. >> when people get in an argument they usually start yell egg and screaming and want to shoot afterwards. this guy started shooting first a then screaming afterwards. >> reporter: you heard what he said? >> he said don'

live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >>> all right, thank you, monte. >>> coming up next, the investigators discover a ton of sharp fins. it is the largest bust since the ban on the illegal food took effect here, we'll show you how they tracked it down. >>> plus's fighting for higher wages. hundreds took to the streets to seek a higher wage, how much they're looking for. >>> and the strong storm in the east, thousands of flights were cancelled. but we'll show you this one. >>> wildlife officers in san francisco seized thousands of pounds of what is believed to be sharp fins, headed to bay area restaurants. take a look at the bust last month, the officials with the department of fish and game say they followed the truck from emeryville, and followed it back, they say it is owned by michael quan, who is part of the group suing to block the ban, the ban was passed in 2011 because of the inhumane way fins are harvested. >> they hardly keep them out of the water for any significant time, cut the fins off and put the carcass back in the ocean, it will die a very painful

live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> monte, thank you very much. people were advised to bring their rain jackets to that parade today. after last week's soaker. another round of rain this weekend. let's take a live look at the bay bridge in downtown san francisco from the emoryville camera. rob mayeda joins us now. how strong is this storm going to be? >> fnothing like the strength o last week's storm. right now, san francisco just seeing clouds. 47 degrees, breezy outside. a little misty around san francisco. though we will see heavier rain dropping into marin county, and south into san francisco. misty skies off to the east. we'll turn things around and show you the north bay. that's where the rain is for now, within the next 15 minutes or so we should start to see this pushing to the south, in san francisco, just after 9:00, we'll see light rain at times. picking up in intense as you approach midnight. the system likely bringing about quarter inch of rain in the wettest locations. so not very strong. the question is, how much is this going to ha

francis association. san francisco. i also support of the continuance. i did not understand until a couple of days ago we could comment on the counterpart sections and i need more time. policy 1.6 should sad add a reference such as a is it fair to say wood so single-family homes could be maintained in san francisco. we just celebrated our citizen technology in 2012 as a single-family neighborhood in san francisco and those are the types of neighborhood that should be encouraged in san francisco. muni is unequal able to serve our population during the rush hour. normally 20 minutes to downtown, however, during rush hour trains stop and muni can't get the number of cars they need. you sit there in the middle of the tunnel sometimes 5 minutes at a time and my

francis association. san francisco. i also support of the continuance. i did not understand until a couple of days ago we could comment on the counterpart sections and i need more time. policy 1.6 should sad add a reference such as a is it fair to say wood so single-family homes could be maintained in san francisco. we just celebrated our citizen technology in 2012 as a single-family neighborhood in san francisco and those are the types of neighborhood that should be encouraged in san francisco. muni is unequal able to serve our population during the rush hour. normally 20 minutes to downtown, however, during rush hour trains stop and muni can't get the number of cars they need. you sit there in the middle of the tunnel sometimes 5 minutes at a time and my husband hearsay fainted twice. during the regular days that takes 20 minutes take 40s minutes or longer. we have density and a transportation problem. i used to work in belmount shores and the trip took 20 or thirty minutes now it takes over an hour i quit that just but i was disappointed my commute in

monte francis is in san jose tonight with more details, monte? >> reporter: good evening. this is not the first time this neighborhood has been hit and the thieves appear to be coming back because most people don't have locks on the mailbox, there is nothing from preventing people from coming by and taking your mail and taking off in a matter of seconds. people who live in this neighborhood are on the look out for anything or anyone that appears out of place because a week and a half ago, people stole mail from boxes up and down the street from 7:00 in the morning. >> they said they would booth up patrol. i hope they follow through. >> reporter: donna had her mail stolen before and she said after the most recent theft, she'll put her mail under lock and key. >> it's always in the back of your head of, you know, are they going to be taking money out of my account? is my account safe? is it secure? it's scary and alarming. i hope it gets fixed. >> reporter: police arrested two men, 47-year-old david zummer and timothy ryaner who had stolen mail from 250 address s. police bel

this tweet from chp in marin saying that multiple crashes yesterday were spotted along sir francis drake near sanoads still slick out there in fact we have seen a couple of different problem spots this morning from solo spinouts. nothing reported on sir francis drake yet this morning and 101 is quiet down 101 towards the golden gate bridge. you can see traffic flowing nicely there. we did have one earlier fender- bender at the bay bridge toll plaza. so they waited to turn on the metering lights. they are on now but look at this. traffic is completely cleared out. so not much of a delay at all right now getting into san francisco. lawrence has been warning us it could be a very wet evening commute. so even though things look dry for now, if you do want to use mass transit might be a good idea for bart, no delay right now. does this drive anyone else crazy? we got this email from robin unger and she hates it when people park like this. she sent us this photo which has been attracting attention on facebook. people have also been sounding off there. we hear you, robin. no one likes a parking space ho

san jose. >> we have live team coverage. nbc bay area's monty francis is in sonoma county. and we have two meteorologists tracking the storm. jeff ranieri is looking at rainfall totals, but first we want to begin with rob mayeda. >> finally the rain has arrived in the south bay. it took about 36 hours for it to drop out of the north bay. the santa cruz mountains picking up about another inch of rain. you can see the rain still stretching into the north bay. and it's a the north bay counties tonight that will still see the flash flood watch in effect through about 9:00. that means localized flooding is still possible. which is precisely what we saw out in mill valley. and monty, we had some damage to storefronts in mill valley today. >> reporter: that's right. we're outside of a bar called the 2 a.m. club. this bar along with a taco shop, both flooded. they've put out some sandbags here in case the water starts to rise in the next few hours. now employees spent the day mopping up and disinfecting. the flooding was most severe at the back of the bar where the bathroom drains

francis hollande is seeing if he can adjust the attitude. he's the first french president in 30 years to come and look at innovation and technology in the san francisco bay area. >> on the itinerary a reception at city hall. and the silicon valley. where he'll see what is attracting french entre prenures to come here and learn to build a tech appearance. >> francis hollande planned to meet with the found are of tessler, and executives at facebook and google. carlos diaz is a great success story. he wants the french government to make it easier for businesses to expand and drive. u.s. tech companies are routinely under the microscope of european regulators. francis hollande's tax on the rich could be a further deterrent. >> he is the french president and is able to embrace entrepreneurials. >> the executive director of the french-american chamber of commerce says it's not easy for french citizens to set up shop in silicon valley. >> you need to come with funds, some money, because starting a business or opening a business here is extremely expensive. >> francis hollande is trying to make it attractive to create companies in france and plans t

lingering slowing for 1 01 southbound through san rafael and milan but even south of san rafael heading down towards sir francisp and go conditions at the san mateo bridge. the drive time is down to 13 minutes. >> big changes are coming this week that may affect what we type in to get to some websites. it's being called an internet land rush.a huge portion of new untouched 'land'.or domain names.will be released online. right now -- there are only twenty-two top domain names -- like dot-com, dot-org and dot-net. those last parts of the domain names control about 111 million internet names will come into existence on tuesday. and there will be dozens of new languages available including chinese and arabic. >> are cars that talk to each other in our future? we are waiting for an announcement today from the dept. of transportation. they could require new cars and light trucks to talk to each other to prevent collsions. a transponder would transmit vehicle information 10 times a seconds in all directions. and cars could alert each other of impending collions or even stop the cars automatically. a decision is expect

and francis hollande will be a guest at the white house tuesday night. his trip ipp cloouds a stop in san francisco. a stunning announcement from a top n.f.l. prospect. he could become the league's first openly gay player. >> why aol's c.e.o. is offering apologies. >> a massive meat recall. why the tainted beef could be in your freezer. >> welcome back? a. looking live at the olympic stadiums in sochi, russia. it's morning. gay rights have been a major story line of the winter games. >> attorney-general eric holder plans to give same-sex couples wider rights. this follows last year's ruling saying the federal government cannot refuse to recognise same-sex marriages carried out in states that allow them. >> on monday i will issue a new policy memorandum that will, for the first time in history instruct all justice department employees to give lawful same-sex marriages full and equal recognition to the greatest extent possible under the law. >> among the changes same-sex spouses will not have to testify against each other. his move will affect the bankruptcy proceedings and visitation polic

live in san rafael, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also in marin county, along sir francis drake boulevard a pick-up truck landed in a ditch. amazingly november here amazingly nobody was hurt. oil in the road comes up, the highway patrol has said a light rain can be just as dangerous as a heavy downpour. can you follow mark and rest of our ktvu meteorologists on-line for the very latest on bay area weather conditions. they are posting updates to twitter and facebook even when we are not on the air. >>> new at 10:00 a berkeley woman is hospitalized after police say she was shot in the back. it happened around 6:00 in oakland near the emeryville border around 57th and lowell streets. initial reports indicate that the woman may have been shot by a boyfriend or ex-boyfriend. police say that the gunman remains on the loose. officer have not been available to offer any description of that shooter. >>> muni stations in downtown san francisco have re-opened after a deadly accident. the san francisco fire department says a 45-year-old man fell from the platform at the powell street

francis drake hotel. some attending include san francisco supervisor malia cohen, surer for sheriff ross mirkarimi, fire chiefice chief greg suhr. >> com watching wall street, this morning, investors are wondering whether stocks will rally after a long holiday weekend. the markets were closed yesterday for president's day. the stock market closed out to its best week of the year on friday. also today, the federal reserve will release minutes from january's interest rate meeting. >> a new investigation is being launched into the traffic scandal plaguing new york--new jersey gov. chris christie's administration. that head of the port authority of new york and new jersey ordered an investigation into the actions of the agencies to police. it comes following reports that officers told frustrated motorists who were stuck in traffic to complain to the mayor for fort lee. several lanes were closed for days in september on the busy george washington bridge near fort lee. this created gridlock traffic. some state officials are suspected of organizing the traffic mess to punish for these mayor for not endorsing christi

. >> reporter: francis says he didn't really know that much about guns, and that, in fact, he got it because of what he had seen on tv. >> san diego has had some home invasions. you hear about it. on tv, and, um, it -- it just terrified me to think that, you know, somebody could break into my house. >> reporter: his house is in california, one of 14 states that the owner is liable if the gun isn't stored safely. to people who say "if parents are not held accountable, this will keep happening." >> i feel horrible about what happened. i do feel accountable. >> reporter: adults facing plgts that range from a fine to decades if prison. though, todd francis said no prinlz prison could be worse than he already lives after the accident, his wife who says she didn't know he was keeping a gun, left him, taking the children with him. he hasn't seen his son or daughter thinks. what do you most want to hear her say? >> you know, it's okay, daddy. >> reporter: the human message for everybody watching you is -- >> keep your guns locked, and don't assume that you're in control of your household. >> and todd francis could face up to four ye

francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, monty. the north bay recorded the most rain so far, but san francisco is not far behind. along with the rain, there's also a high wind advisory affecting drivers on the bay bridge. along the embarcadero, we have more there. hello, jas. >> reporter: hi, diane. at surface level we have a light breeze. but there is the wind advisory for anyone traveling across the bay bridge specifically. you should probably take it slowly on any of the bay area bridges. here in san francisco, we really had light rain. no major troubles here in the city. but the farther north you go, the worse things get. as the rain fell, the water flowed. but not every storm drain did its job quite so well. cal trans crews spent time clearing a drain in mill valley. it spelled trouble for those driving through the downpours. still, you won't find many people complaining about it. >> i prefer it. that's why i moved here. >> i've not had enough already, thank you very much. >> definitely love the rain. we've missed it for quite a bit. and we're having a -- we're loving it here. >

. >> reporter: francis says he didn't really know that much about guns, and that, in fact, he got it because of what he had seen on tv. >> san diego has had some home invasions. you hear about it. on tv, and, um, it -- it just terrified me to think that, you know, somebody could break into my house. >> reporter: his house is in california, which is one of 14 states where the owner is criminally responsible for the gun is stored unsafely. to people who say "if parents are not held accountable, this will keep happening." >> i feel horrible about what happened. i do feel accountable. >> reporter: and abc news found last year alone, 28 cases of adults facing criminal charges because a child used their gun accidentally to kill themselves or another child. adults facing penalties that range from a fine to decades in prison. though, todd francis says no prison could be worse than the one where he already lives. after the accident, his wife, who says she didn't know he was keeping a gun in the garage, left him, taking the children with her. he says he hasn't seen his son or his daughter since. but aches to think that he shattered hi

. >> good morning, my name is francis glen and i am a 40 year resident of the mariono district and i became a independent tour guide and i am a member of the san francisco tour guide gilled, in july when i started there were few restrictions on any type of private, enclosed charter vehicle. and enclosed charter vehicles and going around the neighborhood with private groups and no problem. and we began having issues all of a sudden we already knew that the residents of the areas like north beach and the marina who were wealthy had restricted their areas and so that was a given, in july of 2012, we asked supervisor, chui to end our meeting and speak to the north beach restrictions which have gone into effect and we were unaware and he turned around and said, please get involved. i formed a committee, on transportation, and began working through all of the city bureaucracy and agency to find out who had the responsibility for every issue and every area. and it is now, almost two years later. and i have been and it is i would like to commend jerry robins and he has almost single hand he hadly try to manage almost a critical mass situation at prese

san jose state. >> former pope benedict the 16th joining pope francis in a ceremony at the vatican.l create the cardinals who will elect their successor in an unprecedented blending of papacies past, present and future. francis greeted benedict, sitting in the front row of st. peter's basilica along with the cardinals, with an embrace before approaching the altar. it is the first time benedict and francis have appeared together at a retired a year ago. >> line >> ad a shocker from the 49ers. team c-e-o jed york denies that his team nearly traded coach jim harbaugh to the cleveland browns last month for draft picks. york shot down a report friday by pro football talk, posting on twitter: "is this on the record? report isn't true." pro football talk reported that a deal was in place that would have sent harbaugh to the browns. but he decided to stay put. no official team statement has been released. nor any comment from harbaugh-- who is at the n- f-l combine in indianapolis. >> the u-s hockey team will now face finland today for the bronze medal. as canada ended the gold medal dreams

francis, nbc bay area news. >>> while the north bay got most of the rain this weekend, some did get down here to the south bay. kimberly terry is live in sanumbrella, i see, tonight. >> reporter: it's dry, but we did get some rain. and people are telling us, finally some rain. let's take a look at coyote creek. it's still, but there is some runo runoff. residents something is better than nothing. and they welcome what is only the second storm of the season. cale and his son matthew tried to beat the rain during their bike ride. he told us what many others in the south bay were probably thinking. it hasn't felt like winter until now. >> there hasn't been one. it's been dry, dry, dry, dry, dry. >> reporter: here's a perfect example. at this reservoir people are walking around an area that would normally be covered in water. >> i love the sun, but we also need the rain and precipitation for things. so it's good. >> reporter: water experts say the south bay needs much more in order to quell concerns about drought. >> i think it would take a good, you know, 8 inches of rain, basically to start seeing any measurable runoff. the water shoulsheds

san mateo bridge is going to be the drive from hair to foster city and clear at ten minutes. >>> it is now enough that pope francisvers but now he has to path the weather. the wind was the biggest adversary in the general audience yesterday. he was having a wardrobe malfunction. this pope was not phase one pit. he kept on going. >> he wasn't. it was like it wasn't happening. >> that is focus. >> focus. >> are you doing too much sitting? a new study reveals the serious damage you could be doing to your health as you get older. >> should your kids go a concert even if they like mile sires' music? parents are demanding she cancel her tour days before she comes to the bay area. one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll now. at coveredca.com. >>> welcome back. th

gift to pope francis and donating the profit of the sale from charity that runs a home leads soup kitchen in rome. i'm not sure the pope tooled around on it. donated medley. >> effort to save sanandmark have paid off. 3 deteriorating the dog diner heads restored after supporters raised more than 48,000 dollars on kick starter. video provided by john will you on the kick starter web site is he now owns these. they were fixture at the former dog diner restaurant chain which closed in the 80's. new funds will be used to restore and store the figurine. law hopes to display them at city events once they are refurbished and ready to g go. nice the to keep them up and running and secure. >> coming. another half hour of 7 news at 9:00 next. first the winter olympics. orders from the tsa tonight in the wake of new secy thre >> also. this may a first. the american military dog held hostage in afghanistan. >> e-cig receipt. tonight michael on the safety and whether they will actually help you quit smoking. stay with m you quit smoking. stay with m me. 7 news at 9:00 continues fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know

san francisco. >>> the main marin county road that's used to get to point rays is finally repaired. it's taken 18 months to complete the work on sir francis through samuel taylor park. officials will celebrate the end of the road work with a ribbon cutting at the group's picnic area and that starts at 2:00 this afternoon. hopefully the rain will be cleared out by then. >> hopefully. that would be nice. >>> time now 8:56. let's go to sal. there's so much for you to tell us. >>reporter: there's a lot going on still. just want to mention the highlights, the bay bridge still very, very slow this morning at the toll plaza. we also have very slow traffic on 80 and on 880, and traffic is slow coming up from the coliseum. the south bay is still a mess. northbound and southbound 101 and 280. now let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. most of the rain is about done, maybe a little bit left here for in our hour or so and then we'll get a break until tomorrow afternoon in the north bay and then for everybody over the weekend things really begin to get into the heavy category, especially north and for all of us on sunday. could be moderate to heavy, i

san jose mercury news says facebook is offering dozens of new ways to describe your gender. i don't know know what neither looks like. it worked closely with activist groups to create the list. >>> and pope francisy of message can be summarized by these words, please, thank you, and i'm sorry. >> that sums it up. >> yes. >>> and then a spike in demand for cocoa prices are up from this time last year. >>> on this valentine's day, you might be thinking about a romantic getaway. after a brutal winter, spring begins five weeks from now. we have ideas for couples. good morning. for couples looking for an ideal romantic vacation. you say for get paris? >> yes, for get paris and consider prague instead. >> it's a beautiful town, as the pictures will show you. it's prime for romantic strolls. you will discover amazing wine bars, and you can spend the afternoon together and fantastic art as well and a lot of the activities are free. it's a great place to visit. >> if i am thinking exotic, you say head to greece. >> head to greece, and that beautiful island. greece is having really great values this year, so look for deals. and santorini has a cruise, so you can have multiple stops at your trip. you can s

francis drake. coming up on mornings on 2, we'll check those out for you. in the meantime, the small stream flood advisory is in effect until 10:45 this morning. line in sanangerous conditions on bay area highways. officers say the first rain of the season creates slick roadways, which can easily cause a driver to lose control and the chp is warning drivers to slow on down. >> a common mistake during the rainy season, apply the brakes really hard. >> it's scary. it's wet, and there have been a lot of accidents going on. i just try to go careful. >> the highway patrol says there was a spike in accidents yesterday due to the wet weather with almost triple the number of incidents officer normally see. alex savage is out there, we'll check with him in a moment. slippery roads may have caused this propane truck to crash. it over turned and hit a tree. the propane truck was empty. no hazardous materials spilled. the driver also wasn't hurt but a firefighter was injured while trying to cut the tree off the truck. officers say he may have suffered broken ribs. >>> the drought has taken its toll on bay area trees and one boulder creek family is saying the wind and